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Electrochemical promotion by sodium of the rhodium-catalyzed reduction of NO by propene: Kinetics and spectroscopy
Authors: Williams, FJ Palermo, A Tikhov, MS Lambert, RM
Citation: Fj. Williams et al., Electrochemical promotion by sodium of the rhodium-catalyzed reduction of NO by propene: Kinetics and spectroscopy, J PHYS CH B, 105(7), 2001, pp. 1381-1388
Electrochemical promotion of rhodium-catalyzed NO reduction by CO and by propene in the presence of oxygen
Authors: Williams, FJ Tikhov, MS Palermo, A Macleod, N Lambert, RM
Citation: Fj. Williams et al., Electrochemical promotion of rhodium-catalyzed NO reduction by CO and by propene in the presence of oxygen, J PHYS CH B, 105(14), 2001, pp. 2800-2808
Mechanism of alkali promotion in heterogeneous catalysis under realistic conditions: application of electron spectroscopy and electrochemical promotion to the reduction of NO by CO and by propene over rhodium
Authors: Williams, FJ Palermo, A Tikhov, MS Lambert, RM
Citation: Fj. Williams et al., Mechanism of alkali promotion in heterogeneous catalysis under realistic conditions: application of electron spectroscopy and electrochemical promotion to the reduction of NO by CO and by propene over rhodium, SURF SCI, 482, 2001, pp. 177-182
Electrochemical promotion by sodium of the rhodium-catalyzed NO plus CO reaction
Authors: Williams, FJ Palermo, A Tikhov, MS Lambert, RM
Citation: Fj. Williams et al., Electrochemical promotion by sodium of the rhodium-catalyzed NO plus CO reaction, J PHYS CH B, 104(50), 2000, pp. 11883-11890
The origin of electrochemical promotion in heterogeneous catalysis: Photoelectron spectroscopy of solid state electrochemical cells
Authors: Williams, FJ Palermo, A Tikhov, MS Lambert, RM
Citation: Fj. Williams et al., The origin of electrochemical promotion in heterogeneous catalysis: Photoelectron spectroscopy of solid state electrochemical cells, J PHYS CH B, 104(3), 2000, pp. 615-621
Modelling alkali promotion in heterogeneous catalysis: in situ electrochemical control of catalytic reactions
Authors: Lambert, RM Williams, F Palermo, A Tikhov, MS
Citation: Rm. Lambert et al., Modelling alkali promotion in heterogeneous catalysis: in situ electrochemical control of catalytic reactions, TOP CATAL, 13(1-2), 2000, pp. 91-98
Electrochemical promotion of catalytic reactions using alkali ion conductors
Authors: Lambert, RM Palermo, A Williams, FJ Tikhov, MS
Citation: Rm. Lambert et al., Electrochemical promotion of catalytic reactions using alkali ion conductors, SOL ST ION, 136, 2000, pp. 677-685
First demonstration of in situ electrochemical control of a base metal catalyst: Spectroscopic and kinetic study of the CO plus NO reaction over Na-promoted Cu
Authors: Williams, FJ Palermo, A Tikhov, MS Lambert, RM
Citation: Fj. Williams et al., First demonstration of in situ electrochemical control of a base metal catalyst: Spectroscopic and kinetic study of the CO plus NO reaction over Na-promoted Cu, J PHYS CH B, 103(45), 1999, pp. 9960-9966
A kinetic and spectroscopic study of the in situ electrochemical promotionby sodium of the platinum-catalyzed combustion of propene
Authors: Filkin, NC Tikhov, MS Palermo, A Lambert, RM
Citation: Nc. Filkin et al., A kinetic and spectroscopic study of the in situ electrochemical promotionby sodium of the platinum-catalyzed combustion of propene, J PHYS CH A, 103(15), 1999, pp. 2680-2687
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